I’m particularly sentimental about this flower because chamomile is a big part of my Serbian heritage and culture. My dad would tell me about growing up picking chamomile flowers growing wild on the hills by the river in his village, and how his mother would store them for tea.

Flower Power: Benefits of Flowers in Tea

Natasha Nesic April 15, 2021

Let’s meet and get to know a few favorite flowers better. Introducing marigold, cornflower, and chamomile!

Gongfu Tea (also known as Kung Fu Tea as in the martial art) is a Chinese method of brewing tea that involves brewing in smaller vessels with a higher leaf to water ratio.

Gongfu: The Beginners Guide

Janelle Wazorick April 09, 2021

Everything you need to know to start brewing teas with this Chinese method!

Tea is the main drink in Uzbekistan. Any meal starts with Uzbek tea and ends with it.

Guide to Uzbekistan Tea Traditions

Diana Rosen April 01, 2021

Uzbekistan holds one of the highest levels of tea consumption per capita in the world - learn more about how they take their tea!

Because no one wants a sad belly when there’s a snap of warm, happy weather.

Historical Health: Tea For The Ides Of March

Natasha Nesic March 18, 2021

Congrats for surviving the Ides of March! Now, here is a fun take on how to take care of yourself with some cheeky insight from Natasha!

Cast iron and glazed teapots are a joy to use. They last for generations, especially when good care is applied regularly!

Beginner's Guide: Cast Iron, Pt 2: Cleaning

Heather Edwards March 11, 2021

A follow up to the Beginner's Guide to Cast Iron Teapots, focusing on cleaning and care for unglazed and glazed pots.

In choosing any iron teapot, it’s important to lift it up and down several times, to match your comfort level with the movement, reminding yourself that the pot will be considerably heavier when filled with water. A perfect reason to choose several smaller pots!

Beginner's Guide to Cast Iron Teapots, Part 1

Heather Edwards February 25, 2021

Perhaps no other style of teapot has endured for centuries like the indomitable cast iron pot. Learn more now!

If it’s caffeinated, you can bet your flying bison that it’s going to activate your cardiovascular system.

How To “Heart” Tea, In More Ways Than One

Natasha Nesic February 18, 2021

Three different ways to get your heart pumping with tea, whether it be physically or metaphorically!

Find grace in the small, handless teacups on our Masters website!

Tea History: Why Don’t Asian Teacups have Handles?

Heather Edwards February 11, 2021

One marked difference between Asian tea cups is they have no handles while Western cups have a looped handle on one side of the cup. Ever wonder why? Learn more here!

The Kawa mug and infuser holds the leaves and covers the mug while steeping, resulting in a brew that is rich, smooth, and kept piping hot until you finally take that first sip.

Fond Memories with Adagio’s Slumbering Sloth

Kevin Henderson February 04, 2021

A profile on an extraordinarily elusive blend... Slumbering Sloth.

Read right to left, the first character (睡) means sleeping, drowsy, or even to die in certain contexts. he next character (月) means moon in this context. This character provides a contrast to the previous in its breathiness.

Suigetsu Artist: Sen-no-Rikyu (1570)

Aidan Miles January 28, 2021

A profile on Sen-no-Rikyu, his intoxication with the moon, and his escape into art and tea.

Lemongrass may be the herbal tea to relax you after a tough day with its sweet, lemony aroma and flavor.

4 Teas To Help You Stay Cheerful

Janelle Wazorick January 22, 2021

2020, am I right? Four teas to keep your chin up in the new year!

One of the big things people are thinking about this New Year is eating healthier.

New Year Goals: How Tea Can Help!

Natasha Nesic January 14, 2021

The best thing I heard this week was, “I don’t make New Year’s resolutions. I make New Year’s goals.” Here's how tea can help you achieve these goals!

The pure delight of Adagio honeys is their variety and how each has been selected to marry well with particular teas.

Beginner's Guide to Cooking with Honey

Heather Edwards January 07, 2021

Stuck at home with a bunch of honey that needs eating? Learn some honey basics with Heather and try out some of her recipes!

Easy-to-use, and large enough to brew tea in a pot or cup, these German-made disposable filters require no holder or tea ball. Taste-neutral, chlorine-free bleached wood and hemp fibers. Each box holds 100 filters. Great for camping, the office, or anywhere you brew tea.

The 180+ Year Evolution of the Teabag

Diana Rosen December 23, 2020

The history of the teabag dates to the 19th century and has seen a lot of change since its invention. Which one reigns supreme?

Our matcha teas come in a range of classic and flavored varieties to suit every mood and palate. These precious powdered teas also make for a great addition to lattes and cakes!

The Last Minute Gift Guide for Tea Lovers

Natasha Nesic December 18, 2020

With the holiday season almost over, there might still be those in your life who need a list minute gift! This guide is here to help!

Masala chai, no matter what the recipe, contains three ingredients: tea, spices, and dairy. When combined, this tea warms our bodies and spirits. What could be more perfect as a national beverage for India?

All About Masala Chai: THE SPICED TEA OF INDIA

Heather Edwards December 10, 2020

Everything you need to know about Masala Chai. What it is, where it comes from, and an easy to follow recipe to make your own!

This one is such a star for its calming-but-uplifting ingredients, featuring many of the qualities I told you to look for in the blends above. It’s also great alongside the above two because it gives you the option of a middle ground: not too sweet, not too tart, but— my dear Goldilocks— just right.

Caffeine-Free Energizing Tea

Natasha Nesic December 03, 2020

Caffeine-free teas to keep you energized without the jitters any time- day or night!

Brine 'em and Dine 'em! Try these three brines this season!

Recipe: 3 Tea Turkey Brines for Thanksgiving

Natasha Nesic November 20, 2020

Three unique brines you have to try on your main course this Thanksgiving!

A notable feature of the Kyusu is the strainer located near the teapot spout, either made from removable stainless steel mesh or built directly into the teapot. Two varieties available on the MastersTeas website!

Quick Guide to Teaware Around the World

Janelle Wazorick November 12, 2020

In all the corners of the world, tea in prepared in numerous ways and with different vessels to serve and enjoy the relaxing beverage.